PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE FOR ACTIVEWEAR BRANDS.

Turn a brief, sketch or Tech Pack into measurable development decisions.

1. Send the product brief, market, reference, size range and quantities per style and color. List the files and decisions that are still missing.
2. Define measurements, tolerances, construction, BOM and artwork. Record fit comments against a named revision instead of overwriting approved files.
3. Approve the PPS and Golden Sample before bulk; record any subsequent change and update the QC reference.

Trace fabric, cutting, sewing and inspection across a production order.

1. Match the contracting entity to the production site and confirm which processes are internal or supplied by partners.
2. Follow one order from Fabric Code and dye lot through cutting, sewing, inline QC and packing. Request dated evidence from the same site.
3. Confirm line allocation and material readiness before setting a production schedule. Planning capacity is not a reservation.

Define sampling, defects and acceptance before finished goods are released.

1. Agree the inspection scope, sampling plan and defect classifications before production. AQL is a sampling reference, not a guarantee that every unit is defect-free.
2. Use the approved specification, PPS and measurement tolerances when classifying findings. Record affected PO, lot and quantity.
3. Hold rejected goods, agree correction and re-inspection, and record who authorizes shipment.

Choose a method against the selected fabric, size, position and durability.

1. Compare heat transfer, silicone, embroidery, rubber patch, reflective and printing on the actual selected fabric.
2. Approve artwork dimensions, placement and color together with stretch and wash requirements. Review separate tooling and minimums.
3. Keep woven labels in the brand system and carry approved application details into the PPS and bulk QC checklist.